The GE D20 MIC 10BASE-T supports up to four coprocessor units
D20 MIC 10BASE-T This MIPS architecture supports up to four coprocessors for memory management, floating-point arithmetic, and two undefined coprocessors for other tasks such as graphics accelerators. [5]
With the Field Programmable Gata Array (short for Field Programmable Gata Array), a custom coprocessor can be created to speed up a specific processing task Zynq, the combined arm, weapon, sleeve, armed with an FPGA kernel on a single tube core).
TLS/SSL accelerator for servers; Such accelerators used to be cards, but in modern times are cryptographic instructions in mainstream cpus.
Some multicore chips can be programmed so that one processor becomes the main processor and the others support coprocessors.
The D20 MIC 10BASE-T China’s Matrix 2000128-core PCI-e coprocessor is a proprietary accelerator that requires a CPU to run, and has been used in the 17,792-node upgraded Tianhe-2 supercomputer (two Intel Knightsbridge + 2 Matrix 2000 each), now known as 2A, roughly doubled in size. At 95 petaflops, it is faster than the world’s fastest supercomputer. [6]
The D20 MIC 10BASE-T series of coprocessors is available for Acorn BBC microcomputers. These are not dedicated graphics or arithmetic devices, but general-purpose cpus (such as the 8086, Zilog Z80, or 6502) to which specific types of tasks are assigned by the operating system, offloading them from the computer’s main CPU, resulting in acceleration. In addition, the BBC Micro equipped with a coprocessor was able to run machine code software designed for other systems, such as CP/M and DOS, written for the 8086 processor.
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